The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

VIM. II. Roll is at Bowling Green. Ind. en-
gagged in revival work
Mr. Harry Lands left last night for Kansas
City to remain permanently.
Miss Jessie Bennett is spending few weeks
with friends in Allegheny City.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles N. Willard and daugh-
ters, OF New Hampshire, are in the city,
Mr. Charles B. Black will leave to-day for the
South to remain ten days or two weeks.
DR.. Dawson, of Cincinnati, is in the city for a
day or two, the guest of DR.. 7. B. Harvey.
Miss Celia Miller, of Batavia, N. Y, is the
guest OF relatives on North New Jersey street.
Mrs. Frank Eastman. Of Harrisburg, Penn, is.
family.
Mrs Ruth Jacobs has gone to make visit to
her son. Mr.. Thomas Jacobs, and family near
Erie. Penn.
Mrs T. s. Franklin has returned to her homo
IN tennessee, after spending three weeks with
friends IL this city.
Mr.: and Mrs. B. S. johnson left yesterday for
visit to relatives in New York. They will re-
turn the first of next week.
Mr.. j. W. Brown, formerly of this city. but
Tor a number of years resident Of Minneapolis,
IS visiting his old friends here.
w. NJ. Johnston of the stock-yards, has been
quite Ill during the past three weeks, suffering
from severe attack of rheumatism.
Mr. z, W. Smithers and daughter, of Chicago
are visiting friends in this city for a few days
previous to going to Florida for three months.
Mrs: s. w. Pierce left yesterday for Nash
vile. Tenn, to visit her daughter. She will
Visit relatives in Virginia before returning home
Miss Daisy CASTOR has recovered from her re-
cent illness, and is expected home from New
York with her sister Olive about the 18th Of this
month.
Will c. Langdon and family have been sum-
moned by telegraph to the bedside of Mrs. Mary
A. Johnston, mother of Mrs. Langdon, at Iron
ton, O.
Lieutenant governor Robertson has been men
toned as the probable candidate for the position
of department. commander of the Grand Army
of the Republic.
The Indiana Historical Society has postponed
its annual meeting for two weeks, at which time
Judge Cooley, of Michigan. will be here to ad-
dress the members
Mrs. w. T. Steele, Miss Holiday and Miss
Foster leave tomorrow for the East The two
former to visit in Hartford Conn and the latter
returns to Vassar College.
Mrs. Ed Carey, of Kansas City. who came to
attend the funeral Of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Dedie Jameson Caldwell, will return to Mem.
| phs to-day. with her brother, Mr.. Slo Caldwell.
Capt. R. G. Smither, of the Tenth United
States Cavalry, stationed with General Grier-
sons command. at Whipple Barracks, Arizona, is
here on a visit to relatives, and Is now stopping
with Mr.. Fl. q. Smither, No. 422 North New Jer-
! sey street.
| Mr. Frank Kicker, for many years a resident
| of Indianapolis, and well-known as an advertis-
ing solicitor has returned to the city for q short
| time. He is now introducing q patent appa-
ratus for pulverizing coffee and teas, by which,
| it is claimed. saving Of fully one half is ef-
| fected.
George W. Sloan enjoyed holiday yesterday,
it being the first day in thirtyeight years that
he has been out of business He went into the
drug store of David Craighead boy thirty
| eight years ago. The firm was next Craighead
| & Browning, then Robert Browning alone. and
| then Browning & Sloan. Mr.. Sloan put In q
part of the day looking at the glories OF the new
| State-house and the remainder Of the day in
meditatng upon the many changes that have
occurred during these thirty eighteventfuly years.
| SOCIETY.
Miss BERTHE johnson has issued invitations
for = party on next Wednesday evening, the
| 10Th.
Exchange will hold its annual meeting Thurs
day, at 2:30 o'clock. at the residence of Mr.. r. O.
Hawkins, No. 376 North Tennessee street.
The social announced to be held at Mrs DaviG
Mays on Friday evening will take place to NOR
row night at Mrs. G. f. Henderson's No. 81!
North Pennsylvania street 1t will be given b,
the ladies of St Pauls Church.
The Womans Foreign Missionary Society con
nected with Central-avenue NJ. e. Church holds
its regular meeting this afternoon at 230 o'clock
W. L.
avenue. A full attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. F. Peirce have returned
| from their wedding trip to the Bermuda islands
and will give large reception at their home i,
Charlottesville tomorrow night Quite mum
Der of invitations sent here and man,
from this city will attend.
The annual tea meeting of the Ladies' Socia
Circle, of the First Baptist Church. will be he'll
this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Georg
c. Webster. jr, No. 44O North East street
most enjoyable time is promised. as these "teas
are a social pleasure to the members
< Major Marsh and family are entertaining Mis-
Leah Cornell, daughter of DR.. Cornell Of Kala
mazoo, Mich, and last evening gave delightful
tea in honor of their guest Miss Cornell is a.
acquisition to society for a brief period, and on
of the favorite and accomplished young ladies o
that northern city.
The Ladies' Missionary Society, OF the Secon
/; Church, will meet this afternoon, at o'clock. i
the church reception room. paper on 9TH
Claims of Bohemia upon the Protestant Church
{ | will be read by Mrs j. n. Baldwin, and Their
1 will be talk on 1.-THE Outlook for the Comm
Year." by Mrs. q. A. Wells
I. Miss Frances Bristol gave a very recherche
tea yesterday afternoon in honor of her friend
Miss Somers, of Louisville, who is the guest @
. by Miss Hanson. Miss Barry. Miss Holiday an
( her cousin, Miss Robinson, Of St Louis, VIII
presided over re tea table, which WAS dainty i
it's furnishings. There were about thirt.
guests present among them Miss English, 9
Louisville, who is visiting Mrs. Willoughb
9 Walling, and Miss Edith Elliott, of Kansas City
+ formerly of this city. who is stopping wit
y Miss Nellie Whitcomb, on North Pennsylvani
a street.
Hotel Arrivals.
Denison House: D. w. Paul, j. B. Cheadl.
0 Frankfort; j. B. White, Fort Wayne; w.
Avery, Hugh Williams, Frankfort; Robert Ut
Ter, Connersville; Robert B. Hale, shelbyvill
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